PART C DATA ANALYSIS (LIME JUICE)Complete the calculations in the following table:Volume ofVolume ofMolesVolume ofVolume ofUnroundedTrialLime JuiceLime JuiceNAOH (mol)NaOH (mL)NaOH (L)[Citric Acid] (M)(mL)(L)reacted0.040004053.5616.93SUBMIT400.0400015.723339.900.00990017.3010.000.0100017.1010.000.0100018.04610.000.0100016.28710.000.0100017.49810.000.0100017.58910.000.0100010.001010.000.0100010.001110.000.0100017.001210.000.0100017.20 Calculate the average citric acid concentration:UnroundedRoundedAverage of (Citric Acid] (M)Standard Deviation of [Citric Acid] (M)

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PART C DATA ANALYSIS (LIME JUICE)
Complete the calculations in the following table:
Volume of
Volume of
Moles
Volume of
Volume of
Unrounded
Trial
Lime Juice
Lime Juice
NAOH (mol)
NaOH (mL)
NaOH (L)
[Citric Acid] (M)
(mL)
(L)
reacted
0.04000
40
53.56
16.93
SUBMIT
40
0.04000
15.72
3
3
3
9.90
0.009900
17.30
10.00
0.01000
17.10
10.00
0.01000
18.04
6
10.00
0.01000
16.28
7
10.00
0.01000
17.49
8
10.00
0.01000
17.58
9
10.00
0.01000
10.00
10
10.00
0.01000
10.00
11
10.00
0.01000
17.00
12
10.00
0.01000
17.20

Calculate the average citric acid concentration:
Unrounded
Rounded
Average of (Citric Acid] (M)
Standard Deviation of [Citric Acid] (M)

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